A Little Help Is A Nonprofit Organization That Connects Neighbors Of All Ages To Enhance Lives And Strengthen Our Communities.
Our Participating Providers Who Provide Services for:
Help with Activities of Daily Living
Our Providers
At Assisting Hands Home Care, we provide outstanding caregivers to enrich the lives of our clients and provide peace of mind for their families. We offer non-medical in-home caregiving services 24/7 without restrictive minimums.
Brothers Redevelopment Inc. (BRI) is empowering Colorado seniors to Age in Place by bundling under one roof all the information they need about services.
Registered nurse of over 23 years who specializes in seniors and the services and resources they need
Christian Living Communities provides a wide-array of housing options, services, and programs to enrich the lives of older adults, their families, and the greater community.
Covell Care and Rehabilitation is a mobile outpatient therapy practice serving clients along the Front Range of Colorado. We offer physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, counseling, and fitness training.
Getting around and staying in your home are essential to your health and happiness. That’s why we’ve transported our clients to medical appointments, work, classes, recreational activities and more for nearly 50 years.
We provide Medical & Non-medical home health services in the greater Denver & Boulder metro areas. Insurances accepted: Medicare, Medicaid, Kaiser, Anthem, Cigna, United, Pinnacol.
WE PROVIDE EXCEPTIONAL HOME CARE SERVICES IN ALL OF METRO DENVER
Our purpose is simple – to be there for you and your family to make life easier, happier, healthier and more enjoyable – each and every day!
Creating opportunities for connection, growth, and independence for individuals with vision loss.
We provide premier, non-medical home care services that match Mom, Dad, you or your loved one with the perfect Caregiver. Locally owned and operated. Licensed, bonded, and insured. Accepted payment methods: Private Pay, LTCI, and VA.
